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Ohio's Office of Energy Efficiency is involved with a multi-state collaboration to add electric and alternative fuel connections to truck stops. The first effort is focusing on major highway arteries like the industry corridor that runs from Toledo to Cincinnati, I think it's I-75. It's generally referred to as the truck stop electrification project and would reduce the diesel emissions from truck stop idling but it's also increasing the conversation about alternative fuels like compressed natural gas, biodiesel and hydrogen within the trucking industry. Here in Northeast Ohio there are a few fleets voluntarily using alt fuels, FedEx is supposed to begin using shortly, if not already, cleaner engine technology in their local fleet and Earth Day Coalition's Clean Fuels Program is constantly working to engage the industry further.